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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
Saint Joseph, the beloved foster father and protector of Mary and Jesus, cooperated with the grace of God to help bring Jesus into our world. Joseph teaches us how, we too, can journey with Mary and Jesus and welcome them into our hearts and homes. The force that moved so profoundly within the Holy Family was grace. The undeserved yet freely given gift of God’s Holy Spirit working deep within us, which helps us know, love, and serve God. Since Mary is full of grace, we can deduce that grace comes with exceptional power and blessings.
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I’d like to revisit a short poem with you. Actually, it’s a well known Nursery Rhyme!
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As we reflect on the third mystery, the Nativity, during this year of Saint Joseph, I would like to invite you to reflect with me on the role played by Joseph as a father.
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Return to the Church | Why pray?
Saint Paul has an urgent message for the Christian community in Rome: the Gospel is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. The revelation of God to us - creation, covenants, the Incarnation of Jesus, the passion and resurrection of Jesus, the founding of the Church - is fantastic news. It is a single story of redemption, with the goal of rescuing and saving all of humanity.
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Colleen Spiro ponders how the priceless gift of her childhood photo albums has given her comfort after the death of her mother.
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Andrea Bear reflects on a teaching by St. Louis de Montfort about the Blessed Mother that inspired her to practice more humility.
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